rebecca's sister mary was equally convinced rebecca would never hurt max or kill herself out of guiltes. neither willing to accept the sheriff's department's conclusions. mary was about to make some incredible accusations. and she wouldn't back down. coming up -- could rebecca have been killed? a second autopsy magnifies the mystery. >> some deep bruising and internal bleeding which couldn't be explained by the hanging. >> but could be explained by what? >> by somebody knocking her down from behind and hog-tying her. something along those lines. a struggle. >> a twist was coming. >> did you have anything to do with rebecca's death? >> absolutely not. >> you thought you had nothing to hide. >> i knew i had nothing to hide. >> when "the mansion on ocean boulevard" continues. mansion o boulevard" continues nsion of imagination. ♪ ♪ ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? it's because they rub against you creating friction. and your clothes rub against you all day. for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. just pour into the rinse dispens

was rebecca's death a homicide?is no, it was a suicide. >> sergeant dave said that the evidence show showed a sad tale in which one tragedy lead to another. when rebecca checked her voice mail just before 1 am, sergeant said that she heard a grim message from her boyfriend, max's dad, jonah. >> that message that was left on her phone was to inform rebecca of max's grave condition and death. >> did rebecca blame herself for the child severe injuries? and then, take her whole life. the sergeant showed photos from inside the bedroom where rebecca spent her final moments. there was a rope tied to the bed, the other hand had been looped around her neck. there was also two knives in the bedroom, apparently used to cut the rope. everything was swabbed for dna. >> dna profiles were only from rebecca. >> so what about rebecca's hands and feet being tied, didn't that show another person was involved? sergeant nemeth said it did not. >> we conducted an experiment to determine if it is possible for a person to secure their hand

was rebecca's death a homicide? again, the answer is no, it was a suicide. >> sergeant dave said that the evidence show showed a sad tale in which one tragedy led to another. when rebecca checked her voice mail just before 1 am, sergeant said that she heard a grim message from her boyfriend, max's dad, jonah. >> that message that was left on her phone was to inform rebecca of max's grave condition and imminent death. >> did rebecca blame herself for the child's severe injuries? and then, take her own life. the sergeant showed photos from inside the bedroom where rebecca spent her final moments. there was a rope tied to the bed, the other hand had been looped around rebecca's neck. there was also two knives in the bedroom, apparently used to cut the rope. everything was swabbed for dna. >> dna profiles were only from rebecca. >> so what about rebecca's hands and feet being tied, didn't that show another person was involved? sergeant nemeth said, it did not. >> we conducted an experiment to determine if it is possible

rebecca morelle, bbc news, glasgow.ocess of deforestation by the end of the decade. borisjohnson says protecting the rainforests in particular is essential if global warming is to be limited to 1.5 degrees. trees are vital to life on earth, and they absorb around a third of all carbon dioxide or c02 emitted annually. but according to the united nations, an estimated 28,000 square miles of forest are lost every year. that�*s equivalent to 36 football pitches every minute. brazil, where vast areas of the amazon rainforest have been cut down, is among the countries backing the new pledge. in recent years, the problem has been getting much worse — over 4,000 square miles of brazilian rainforest were destroyed injust 12 months. 0ur correspondent 0rla guerin has travelled to brazil to see at first hand the threat to one of the world�*s great ecological treasures. the amazon dream — a forest haven combating climate change. but the reality can look like this. no more tree canopy, the land stripped bare for planting crops. we we

we first met rebecca here in january of 2020 when she came to the museum to attend a reunion of the parsons family moved some of you may know from the film the finest and she told us at the time that she was working and researching a new project, family that survived the holocaust. the great honor to celebrate the product of that research now, a year and half later which is this release by saint martin's press on september 7 predict you may know rebecca as family friend or is the author of the new york times best-selling book for dogs, tales of canine heroism history and love and i'm sorry, yes in love and she was also the executive editor of foreign policy magazine in her work has appeared in the smithsonian magazine wall street journal national geographic and others and into the forest is a well researched and emotionally gripping love story but as a particular remarkable book because takes a backup of the holocaust and a little in chapter of holocaust history there were only now starting to fully understand the stories as an earth and told and helping fuel and understanding. in addition

thank you, rebecca. before it sits on the capitol lawn in washington, dc the capitol christmas tree. >> is making a st -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. check this out. sanibel police posted that this was not their average call for service somehow this little northern fur seal pup. >> found its way to east francisco boulevard in grange way. she was flapping across the road narrowly avoided being hit by several cars. now it's unknown how she got there as they are typically found 600 miles off the coast. poor thing. the marine mammal center quickly name

thank you for that, rebecca. all right. we're getting a look at our traffic this morning. >> no major did say sadly, we had an overnight fatality. >> along 5. '05, southbound north of midway road in vacaville. all lanes this morning are open in that area, though, heading from the east bay into the city a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. no major delays along 5, 1880, as you're traveling through richmond, san pablo every hill and berkeley san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula. little under 13 minutes as you're heading across the richmond center fell commute traveling at a richmond. you can make that drive and a little under 10 minutes and we'll leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge this morning about 20 minutes traveling into the city. the biden administration is taking action for veterans who may have been exposed to toxic burn pits while serving our country overseas jessi tenure is live in washington with that story. good morning, jesse. >> yeah. good morning to you as well. these open air burn

i mean, rebecca strong.n francisco days. >> is this right. it's almost a equal to some spots, right. because we're going to temperatures in the 60's and 70's as we get into of the weekend. yeah, very beautiful. it feels more like close to summer temperatures, but it does actually fall. we started off the week. a lot cooler. now we're ending the week on a warmer note outside. right now, though. yes, a gorgeous shot of downtown san francisco. the transamerica building there and a whole lot of sunshine to see a little bit of scattered clouds but not too bad. if you're going to be heading to the coast, though. just keep in mind there is a beach hazard statement is until 6 o'clock tonight. so we're expecting swells of up to 9 feet anywhere from 15 to 17 seconds. every time. and of course those strong rip currents and sneaker waves are possible. so stay away from the waters definitely never turn your back to the ocean. so just stay safe out there. if you are going to be along at the bay area coastline until the ev

thank you, rebecca.e tell me you've got the reference, ali someone's a color, we johnny drama victory is like a critical line and just just google. it just all. see what i can do in the next hour. on clock. it has to show at 9 o'clock. >> okay. i will do kylen. thank you. >> still to come tonight, check this out. we'll let you know why. jolly saint nick. as a boyfriend in this a boyfriend in this commercial. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. but our here, we are just getting started. resist buying a few things for yourself this weekend. you are not alone. a new one-poll survey found that 2 thirds of consumers do more impulse buying this weekend than at any time during the year. but on the flip side, the same poll found that 50% of those surveyed say the

rebecca morel, bbc news, glasgow.an: the other major pledge puts trees at the top of the agenda, deforestation, 100 countries pledging to end and reverse deforestation, all in under 10 years. the countries account for 85% of the world's forests. the pledge is being backed up with $19 billion in public and private finance. last year, it was reported that the deforestation of the amazon rain forest in brazil surged to the highest level since 2008. forests covers over 30% of the world's land area, but they are disappearing at an alarming rate. between 1990 and 2016, the world lost over one million square miles of forest. >> i come from a country where 52% of our land is tropical forest. 35% of our land is amazon a gland, and we have 52% of the world's high-altitude ecosystems. we come today not with a theoretical approach. we come with clear commitments. we are not waiting until 2030. we are committing ourselves to protect 30% of our territory. we must act now. christian: while the commitments have been welcomed, here's

rebecca. >> if you would like to take a trip. the world's largest trees of close apoya national park will reopen this morning as 07:00am visitors are going to be allowed into limited areas for day. use only the park was closed several weeks ago because of the knp complex fire that wildfires burn 88,000 acres and is 75% contained today on veterans day is the last day for free day this year for this national park sites. so days in last day for these free park sites around the country. if you want to go out today. also, the san francisco museum of modern art is also offering free admission to veterans and their families. so free admission runs from one until 8. you could spend the whole 7 hours in your five-minute song, a caution the same which is 0 money. the only thing you need to do is bring proof of eligibility. if you are going to be going to any of this today and then we're also about 3 different shootings in a 12 hour period in oakland. more details in the increase of crimes in a live report. (background talking and laughing)

this, by rebecca frankel. we first met rebecca here at the museum in january 2020 when she came to the museum to attend a reunion of the bealsky partisan family, some may know from the films "defiance" and told us as the time she was working on a new book project by families who survived the holocaust in the forest. it's a great honor to celebrate the product of that research now a year and a half later, just released by st. martin's press on september 7th. you may know rebecca as family or friends or author of "new york times" best selling book "war dogs: tales of canine history and love." also executive editor at a magazine and work appeared in smithsonian magazine, "wall street journal," "national geographic" and elsewhere. "into the forest" researched an emotionally gripping love story, but it's a particularly remarkable book, because it's set against the backdrop of the holocaust, a little known chapter of holocaust history we are now starting to fully understand. the stories unearthed and told in "into t

vicki. >> thank you, rebecca. now to wisconsin and we're learning new details about the criminal history of the man accused of carry out that deadly attack in waukesha markie martin reports that he was actually in jail just a few days before the attack and now questions are being raised about why he was allowed to leave. >> new details surrounding the criminal history of the man police say was behind the wheel of the red suv driven through the waukesha christmas parade. darryl brooks faces 5 counts of intentional homicide for the deadly incident. we actually had a squad and barricades up. and he drove right through the barricades officers when officers tried to engage and stop the threat. he still continued through the crowd. >> but documents provided to news nation show brooks was released from jail just 3 days before the incident posting a $1000 bond brooks was previously jailed on charges of resisting arrest battery domestic abuse and reckless endangerment earlier this month. brooks was also charged in another

here's rebecca morel.res continue to rise, and devastating floods that are destroying homes and lives. we are already seeing the impacts of climate change now. what hangs in the balance in glasgow is whether we can stop things getting worse. but john kerry, special climate envoy for the us, is optimistic. i john kerry, special climate envoy for the us, is optimistic.- for the us, is optimistic. i feel very good _ for the us, is optimistic. i feel very good that _ for the us, is optimistic. i feel very good that this _ for the us, is optimistic. i feel very good that this has - for the us, is optimistic. i feel very good that this has the - very good that this has the potential to be a very important statement. acceleration is the key word coming out of here, and we've all got to work harder and faster to get it done. that's a fact. this all got to work harder and faster to get it done. that's a fact.— get it done. that's a fact. this is the latest _ get it done. that's a fact. this is the latest document _

qm. this is definitely a start. 0k, rebecca. — this is definitely a start. 0k, rebecca, thanks _ thisstart. 0k, rebecca, thanks for- this is definitely a start. 0k, rebecca, thanks for that. i let's get the politics of all this from our chief political correspondent, adam fleming, also in glasgow. adam, a couple of big deals early on in the conference. some up the mood of the gathering so far.— of the gathering so far. number ten is very happy _ of the gathering so far. number ten is very happy with — of the gathering so far. number ten is very happy with the _ of the gathering so far. number ten is very happy with the reaction - is very happy with the reaction to the forest deal, and they say even though it is a pledge first made in 2014, it did not include brazil and china then. it includes brazil and china then. it includes brazil and china now. it is also a big tick for one of borisjohnson�*s very high profile four pledges for this gathering, to take action on trees, but what about the other three — to phase out coal, petrol and diesel vehicles across the globe, and to sort out th

ken and pam, thanks, rebecca.lso still ahead, the new year means a new minimum wage for federal contractors but some are still working to have that apply to employees across the board. details on that next. and is force a reeling sharks trying to get back on track as they host a dangerous team in the carolina hurricanes tonight. >> live report from the shape shark tank coming up. >> and amazon basics mattresses of the recall will have the details on this recall and how you can return your mattress if yo ebenezer. ebenezer. marley? first you will see the past. excuse me! coming through! ugh! and then...the present. and finally, ebenezer...the future! introducing the all-electric eqs. happy holidays from mercedes-benz. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> for your money tonight. amazon is recalling more than 15,00

rebecca, thank you so much. more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. >> including new concerns over the latest covid-19 variants spreading rapidly across africa. >> the new steps already under way to try and stop it from reaching the united states. then a look at how new security measures are in place around union square making shoppers feel safe this holiday season. despite recent smash-and-grabs in the covid-19 pandemic. shoppers are still flocking to san francisco's union square. >> to start the holiday shopping season, which is also seeing a bigger police presence in the city's popular district. black friday shoppers telling kron four's dan thorn that the haydn presidents from sfpd was a welcome sight. >> among the thousands of black friday shoppers making their way through union square cops could be found on nearly every corner. if you're a criminal, you don't want to come. san francisco police are out in full force as the sidewalks and stores have been taken over by people eager to score a d

jonathan. >> rebecca, thank you.hot and killed an intruder trying to breach security at the marine corps base in san diego on friday. officials say the suspect armed with a knife approached the gate checkpoint after repeated warnings to stop officials say the guards fired killing the person tonight that shooting is under investigation by military officials. a manhunt is underway tonight in near seattle after a shooting injured. one person at a mall. the shooting happened during black friday shopping last night. one shooting victim reportedly in serious conditions. officials say it may have started with an argument. so far no suspects have been arrested. but police say there's no longer a threat at the mall. this weekend. the illinois community is remembering 2 friends killed at the astroworld music festival in houston. in franco patino were honored by their high school over this weekend. community waited to have the memorial until their their friends and family could be home for from college for thanksgiving. >> we'r

a rebecca, thanks for that. looks nice. okay.pot. >> this is on the bay bridge this morning. we were trying to figure why everybody was gathering here on the bridge. looks like there is a disabled vehicle and there are several reports someone out of their car walking. on the right hand shoulder of the ridge near the center anchorage looks like a man in a yellow shirts. a lot of people calling that an so looks like they had to turn the metering lights on here. and so we're slowing down a bit. a little under 35 minutes. if you're traveling now to make it to that fremont street exit. so we'll keep a close eye on the bay bridge, not city. other major delays across in every other bridges. golden gate looks fine. san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula under 14 minutes. it is foggy along the benicia martinez bread. so as you're traveling there north and southbound lanes of 6.80, a foggy richmond center fell commute a little under 13 as you're heading there and in the south bay along our highways. not tracking any major issues

rebecca, today getting close to the weekend.going to be a pretty similar to today as into the weekend 70's sunshine. it's november can't beat that. getting close to 75 on that into the weekend. it looks like get out there and enjoy that. lot of people left a day off veterans day. we hope you enjoy that. and we'll see you back here if you're going to be danville, by the way, out of the festivities say say hello to will. >> and right away he was out there having fun. all morning long. a high of 73 then. we'll see you later. bye. you want fries with that? introducing wendy's new hot and crispy fries. preferred, almost 2 to 1, over mcdonald's. [scream] try them today. only at wendy's. >> announcer: today on a "dr. phil" exclusive... >> detective dennis wustenhoff bled to death hours after someone blew up his unmarked car in front of their patchogue home. >> 31 years ago your husband, an undercover police officer, was killed suddenly in a mysterious car bombing. >> the car exploded in front of the house. my children said they could h

rebecca crook is from the digital experience agency somo global. rebecca, great to talk to you.of turning a profit by the end of the year? they seem to be edging forward slowly. what was interesting if you dig into the detail of the numbers, theirfood businesses numbers, their food businesses actually numbers, theirfood businesses actually nowjust breaking even which is a dramatic increase from where they were one year ago. i guess, the interesting fact on that is that while it does make up a huge part of their business, it is actually their business, it is actually the right hailing the urban is famous for that it actually makes the most profit from. —— uber. as you said, they suffered during the pandemic, so is that side of the business, right hailing, is that back on track? is it getting that way? obviously, as we have come out of lockdown, seen restrictions lifting in different countries we are obviously seeing more demand for this part of the business, but what they haven't been able to do is keep up with demand. we have seen a surge in prices, people using other competitor

rebecca, thank you.onight, global health leaders are racing to contain a potentially dangerous new covid-19 variant. >> that appears to be spreading rapidly in south africa. the world health organization has classified the variant on the kron as a highly transmissible virus of concern, which is the same category as the delta variant dozens of cases have been detected in south africa botswana, israel, hong kong and belgium. you know, fort brings us more. >> served as a troubling new covid variant surges abroad sending governments and financial markets reeling. we don't know. >> a lot about the rapidly, the variant dumped on the crime was first detected in south africa. >> it's good health experts worried because data shows it carries a number of genetic mutations that may allow it to spread quickly, even among the vaccinated, a crime cases already appearing elsewhere infections popping up israel. hong kong and belgium setting off a global scramble to contain the new strain. the u.s. joining a growing list

rebecca, thanks for that. all right. so we do have an accident out there on the roadways out in dublin. 5.80, eastbound west of foothill road. so we are seeing just a slight delay as you're traveling along the altamont pass to dublin a little under 8 minutes making it into the city from the east bay and no major delays along 5.80, or 80. we had overnight fatality tragically along 5. '05, that was up in vacaville. but all lanes are open. there a little under 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula and in the south bay along one o. what about 27 minutes as you're traveling from 85 to menlo park darya james, back to you. thanks a lot. of 5 or 2 in our top story. scary situation for 2. >> different sets of parents here in northern california. 2 incidents where cars were stolen with babies and in both cases the children are safe. so at least there's a. >> a happy ending one incident happened in the city of auburn. the other happened right here in the bay area. and this morning police in pittsburgh are still looking fo

rebecca, thank you. tonight, new cases of on the kron variants creeping closer to the u.s.. >> just days after being first detected in south africa today. canadian health officials confirmed its first 2 cases of that new variant officials say the patients had recently traveled to nigeria. it's the first cases detected in north america today, new cases were also confirmed in the netherlands, denmark and australia in just in just a few hours, the united states will ban travel from 7, 7 african countries because of that threat. drug maker. moderna says it has a plan to tackle the on the kron variant. the company says it has been testing higher doses of the current covid-19 vaccine to determine just how effective it is. company. officials also saying it's working on vaccines to target the new variant moderna's chief medical officer says if needed a completely new vaccine could be available sometime in early next year. pfizer and johnson and johnson. both say that they're currently developing vaccines for tha

we've got rebecca with our forecast. good morning. good morning, guys. the weather is going to be perfect for a day at the park are celebrating veterans day outside today. >> so definitely take advantage of it because we're going to see lots of sunshine and temperatures warmer than normal for this time of year. >> right now we're seeing n lot of clear skies so far around most of our cameras around the bay area. a little bit of fog rolling through parts of san francisco and other than that, we're seeing on lots of sunshine already and mostly clear conditions. this is our camera at the embarcadero. you can see the cruise ship pier behind me. it was covered a little bit fog earlier. but now things are starting to clear out here in the city and things are going to open up to a nice warm temperatures. we just have to get some chilly ones this morning, mostly 40's and 50's. so grab the long sleeves as you make your way out of the house and then you're going to have the short sleeves underneath because once we get into the afternoon, it's going to be a perfect

rebecca, thanks for that. if you're waking up this morning and hitting the roads. >> a little under 9 minutes for you to make it into the city right now from the east bay, too, that fremont street exit. so no major issues or delays. and i'm tracking even as you're traveling along 5, 1880, super clean and reveal headed across towards the peninsula. little under 30 minutes to make that drive this morning and the south bay we go to check on conditions along one o one 85 towards menlo park. 27 minutes 2 3782. no major issues and for traveling from one 60 alanna to 42 a little under 15 minutes. darya james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain 5. '02, is the time on our top story this morning, more violence in oakland. there been 3 different shootings in just a span of 12 hours. most recent shooting happened just before 1 o'clock this morning, kron 4, sarah stinson is in the newsroom and has the details sarah. >> yeah, they'll come. police chief has been talking nonstop about the major efforts and n

haidi: our china credit editor, rebecca choong wilkins there.daybreak: asia." , like, this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: uber is poised to record a loss of $3 billion in its stake in didi. let's cross to our global tech executive editor in san francisco. despite this, didi remains the most vulnerable equity stake for uber in its portfolio? >> you remember, this was uber's way of retaining away in china when it effectively got out of the country and called a truce with didi. it took a steak. so it wanted to have a way to remain exposed to what was there in a very important market for ride-hailing and still continues to be. but obviously things changed dramatically just after didi went public, when china started making changes in the way -- demanding changes in the way that didi operates along with so many other technology companies. so the strategy that uber engaged in of taking stakes in other regions, giving itself exposure to other markets through equity stakes is really being called into question right now as a result. sherry: ride-hailing was reall

. >> and i'm rebecca strom in from a breeze of rodriguez's. we're tracking warm afternoons and chilly overnight temperatures my full forecast coming up after the break. stay with us. >> welcome back, everyone. i'm in is now spending the night behind bars after sacramento. police say he fired at them early this morning. police say they responded to a call when they got to the south sacramento neighborhood. the man opened fire at the officers returning fire. that's when the man took off. triggering an hours long search for him. officers were able to locate him inside of that neighborhood. no one was hurt in that shooting. a coyote rescued in san francisco bay has now been released back into the wild after getting some tlc. take a look at this video posted from the san francisco fire department showing workers fishing that coyote out of the bay yesterday. crews were able to attach a rope around its neck to keep it above water before lifting it off to safety. still to come, tonight, a powerful earthquake rocks peru. >> damaging roads and a number

good to see you, rebecca. one of the — change. good to see you, rebecca. empowers them and gets people more angry and that's what they feed on. debate whether that's the right way forward, but some people very impassioned about it. we'll be live with special programming here throughout the summit on bbc world news. we have a special edition of global questions and a young audience at that conference from all over the world. they will be putting their questions to leaders. stay with us. good evening. october 2021 has been both warmer and wetter than average. it certainly ended on a very wet note and windy one, as well — and that same area of low pressure has brought a lot of showers along spells of rain and brisk winds during the day today. but it's moving out of the way and we change our wind direction to a northwesterly, and we will notice a distinct chill in the air. still plenty of showers though to come through this evening, some heavy with hail and thunder as you can see, and still a brisk wind blowing across the north of scotland. but gradually throu

rebecca. >> yeah, guys going to beautiful. if you want to just spend it outside apd going to a veterans day. festivity today will be perfect because we're going to see lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 70's. in fact, outside right now a gorgeous day. the beaches to the coast. look at this half moon bay. the sun is shining and we're going to see temperatures in the upper 60's and a whole lot of sunshine with mostly clear skies. it's all thanks to high pressure. that's going to continue to build around the bay area and really stick with us throughout the entire weekend. and it's just going to be beautiful and dry. no rain in the forecast. we just have to get some of these chilly temperatures. first before the 70's are going to start popping up so 40's 50's. for now and then those warmer ones are on the way. i'll have my complete forecast coming up right now are back and thanks for that. well, we had earlier issues on bar. bart has returned to normal service is no more delays. >> as you're traveling from the east bay into

rebecca. thank you. still to come tonight, california upping its minimum wage. >> the new pay raise. that's >> the new pay raise. that's all the way in 2022. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. but our here, we are just getting started. money tonight. california workers set to see more money in the new year. that's because the golden state's minimum wage will increase by a buck. >> starting in 2022 companies with more than 25 workers. we'll have to pay minimum of $15 an hour. smaller companies will have to pay their workers. at least $14 an hour. california's minimum wage has increased every year since 2017, the last scheduled increase is set for 2023. while black friday foot traffic was down compared to prepandemic levels. it was actually up from last ye

thank you, rebecca. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 8 cases are up around the country. >> but another surge of covid be on the way. local health experts tell us what they think. >> but most the prices are going to be up at least a little bit. >> show of supply and the prices are high. largely thanks to the weather like california's might be having a more difficult time finding the perfect christmas tree this year. but first, new details from the shooting that hospitalized the former oakland police captain, we're learning about the suspects as charges are filed. that's coming up after the break. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> the big story we are following tonight out o

john travel has the morning off and rebecca strong is in for him. good morning, rebecca. good morning. right now. yeah. glad to be here and i'm glad that john asleep in today. so he deserves as well as you do, right. and so anytime anytime you to you to fill in for now. we're doing weather and we're going to be seeing a lot of sunshine around the bay area. >> and you know, we saw a lot of rain over the last couple of weeks and we're going to be into dry conditions. actually as we get into tomorrow and even into your weekend, some 70's that we're going to be seeing around the bay area right now mostly clear skies out there. san francisco international airport. i'm not tracking any fog. no real cloud cover around the bay area right now just nothing but clear skies here at the airport on the peninsula. our satellite imaging showing that so we are going to see a little bit of a warm-up as those temperatures are going to get into the low 70's and some are warmer spots as high pressure continues to build for today and into tomorrow. and even more so into the weekend. the low pr

rebecca has _ in some ways. get lots of coffee in. rebecca has been _ in some ways.of coffee in. rebecca has been there throughout and the deadline i believe it's six o'clock on friday. rebecca making a point to their that it may well extend beyond that. but we will have more and talk more about that draught climate agreement a little bit later in this hour. the conservative mp and former attorney general sir geoffrey cox has said he doesn't believe he breached the rules governing mps' behaviour with his work advising the government of the british virgin islands. the mp for torridge and west devon was pictured taking part in an online hearing about corruption in the caribbean country — apparently while in his parliamentary office. sir geoffrey said he will cooperate with an investigation into the incident, but added that it is for his constituents to decide whether they're happy for him to represent them. speaking at the cop 26 summit in glasgow, the prime minister says the guidelines on mps' standards is clear. those who break the rules must be investigated and shou

reyna rebecca, thanks for that. >> well, for your help this morning. most of us music can impact our moves and bring back old memories. but now there's a study that says listening to our favorite songs can also reduce the effects of all timers. that's because the first time you hear song his store into a separate part of the brain that's away from the cinematic memory. that's especially true. if the music has a deep emotional significance for the listener. the member is recorded in the auditory cortex which can help all timers patients expand those collapsing neural pathways and reconnect with distant memories. >> what it on i do think it. >> all right. well, a french daredevil is making his way into the record books. all for the benefit of others. remy overawed has broken the world record fo there he is 13,000 feet up on the top of that. the little just standing on top. >> and the number isn't random in leaders in matches digits. >> of a phone number to the french telethon campaign. 3637 the annual event raises money for research and advocacy related

rebecca. also coming up, a live look at sfo tonight as we get details on a protest planned for tomorrow. what you need to know on one of the busiest travel days of the season. >> high gas prices. this is a problem. >> president biden fighting high gas prices. how he's vowing to help americans keep their travel plans through the holidays and was it a mistake or a promotion. $0.45 for a gallon of where this low price station is located in california. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. >> president biden has just announced he's

thank you very much, rebecca.ate it. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: a new exhibit at the museum of latin american art in long beach, california, looks at the monumental scale and achievement of an artist capturing the untold stories of los angeles. jeffrey brown took a look at the work of judy baca, for our arts and culture series, "canvas." >> brown: it runs a half-mile, along the concrete banks of a river in the san fernando valley: 13-foot-high panels that tell a history of a city. it's called “the great wall of los angeles,” one of the largest murals in the world, designed and painted-- with a little help from her friends-- by judy baca. >> the story i wanted to tell was the story of the history that wasn't recorded in the history books. the history of people of color, the history of women, the indigenous people. to look at what was missing from the story of america and to reconstruct that and teach it to the young people who'd begin to learn about each other. >> brown: many of the ideas and stories came fro

and i rebecca, have you even bother have the kids visit with santa ok. see it in you have use like video walkie talkies for the kids to talk with santa. it was not that okay. that's what may be. if you'd like to be a santa volunteer. they would accept that. there's also great stuff happening at disney because when you get into december and i do want to tell you that they start doing the snow, which is yeah, that's a lot of folks. it's not cold enough to snow for clearly. yeah. i having nice, sunny warm weather. yeah. can you believe in a warm-up guys all the way into the weekend. some go outside enjoy yeah. get to talk on ground at the end of next week. for right. and then i will talk to the beginning of next week. we'll see on monday. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your loc

i'll have my full forecast coming up reyna rebecca, thanks to that. so we're starting to see more hot spots in the 8 o'clock hour. >> the richmond center fell bridge. you got to accident right by the tolls here and so things are slowing down 5.80, westbound about 24 minutes for your drive at this hour. we're going to be close eye on that here. the bay bridge we had issues during the last hour we had a disabled vehicle and someone outside of that vehicle on the bridge. now that those 2 things are off of the bridge at this moment safely a little under 22 minutes heading into the city to that fremont street exit down in mountain view. you've got an accident. northbound one. oh, one south ellis street. so we are seeing delays along one. oh, one and 2.37 as well. and a traffic hazard, a disabled vehicle along 8.80. the northbound side just south of marina boulevard. that's in san leandro. so you might want to take 5.80 or one 85 to try to get around these delays starting. james, back to you. thanks a lot. it's 8 '02. let's get back to the breaking news tha

rebecca, thank you so much. so many folks are returning back home from the thanksgiving day holidays. >> today expected to be one of the busiest travel days of the year on the roads and in the air. >> kron four's, gayle ong spent the day sfo talking to folks returning home. >> it certainly is starting to look like prepandemic levels here at sfo and on the post thanksgiving travel we saw some traffic and goodbyes. >> with the thanksgiving holiday weekend coming to an end. many are heading back home dropping off their loved ones all the way to the security line saying goodbye to my daughter go back to call. it county where good time with her for the week. but she was here. i'm just waiting for my brother to board his flight so my parents are just watching him brooklyn. but sarah arrive. 2 hours before her flight to san diego. my mom is always super early with stuff. so she's thinking like completely ahead. >> about the whole holiday thing. mom, betsy viscera knows all about the holiday travel rush when they came i

here is rebecca jarvis.ng's gma first look, an emotional day of testimony from elizabeth holmes, telling a courtroom she was raped while at stanford and decided to drop out to pour herself into building theranos, also alleging her former boyfriend abused her physically, emotionally, and verbally. allegations he has firmly denied. >> the allegations will have no bearing on the trial because although it may be something she was subject to, that does not speak to the actual charges of fraud and the intent that is required for fraud because that is a measure of whether or not she knew she was making false statements about the company at the time. rebecca: comin comin you what is to come in this high-stakes trial. with your gma first look, i am rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> there is a podcast about the trial hosted by rebecca jarvis called "the dropout." listen wherever you stream your podcasts. kumasi: now to a little boy who has no fear even as he faces surgery. this is 3-year-old whalen blunt dancing

i'm rebecca jones. the headlines. only a fraction of the people caught up in the windrush scandal have recieved the financial compensation they are due, and are still struggling with the system meant to provide compensation. the people you're dealing with really don't understand where you're coming from. i don't think so, anyway. they treat you like you're nobody, and it's the same circle, non—stop. the widow of pc andrew harper meets the justice secretary, as a mandatory life sentence is proposed for anyone who kills an emergency worker whilst committing a crime in england and wales labour accuses borisjohnson of breaking promises about the funding of social care, and questions his recent performance. is everything 0k, prime minister? prime minister. well, mr speaker, itell you what's not working, is that line of attack. two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder, after a body is found in the search for 18—year—old bobbi—anne mcleod in plymouth. former england captain michael vaughan will not be involved in th

rebecca morelle, bbc news, glasgow.reversing the process of deforestation — by the end of the decade. borisjohnson says protecting the rain forests in particular is essential if global warming is to be limited to 1.5 degrees. trees are vital to life on earth — and they absorb around a third of all carbon dioxide or c02 emitted annually. but according to the united nations — an estimated 28,000 square miles of forest are lost every year — that's equivalent to 36 football pitches every minute. brazil — where vast areas of the amazon rainforest have been cut down — is among the countries backing the new pledge. in recent years the problem has been getting much worse — over 4,000 square miles of brazilian rainforest were destroyed injust 12 months. 0ur correspondent 0rla guerin has travelled to brazil — to see at first hand the threat to one of the world's great ecological treasures. the amazon dream, a forest haven combating climate change. but the reality can look like this. no more tree canopy, the land stripped bare for

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rebecca morelle, bbc news, glasgow.st effects of climate change has been intense and long—lasting wildfires, caused by drought, heat and poor land management. the dixie fire in california this summer left communities razed to the ground. 0ur climate editor, justin rowlatt has been to greenville, a town that was destroyed after being engulfed by flames in august. nicole faris's home was utterly destroyed by the dixie fire. we found peace and joy every day in our heart being here and i want to come home. but i want to come home to the day before the fire. this was supposed to be nicole and her husband paul's forever home. it took all the colour out of my life. look at it, everything is just a shade of grey. years of climate—induced droughts have left the vegetation tinder dry. add in a policy of suppressing small fires which allowed dead wood to build up and fires are nowfaster and hotter than ever before. my friend said, it's coming, it'sjust, it's running down the road towards you, get out now. we grabbed the dogs and w

rebecca morelle, thank you.astle. the award recognised his campaigns to support vulnerable children. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is in windsor. yes, this was to recognise marcus rashford's charity work, his campaigning, because his efforts during the pandemic last year change government policy on free school meals vouchers for children, extending back through the summer holidays was the prime focus of his initial campaign, but he has carried on that charity work, focusing on issues like poverty and homelessness and that the charity work was recognised here at windsor castle this morning as he was presented with his mbe by prince william, the duke of cambridge, who said he was very pleased to be back giving out honours and awards at his first in the person ceremony since the start of the pandemic. there have been a few people this morning collecting their owners, but marcus rashford said he was particularly proud to pick his and he dedicated it to his mother, melanie, who was here with him. he also said his cha

. >> new details on the deadly shooting that occurred on the property of rebecca, doris -- oo rebeccapolice arrested benjamin calderon in connection to a deadly shooting at a halloween party. the da says it will not file charges pending an investigation. a large fight broke out at the party, four people were shot. >> it was a promising trendrendd attributed to the pandemic. a new study suggests the reduced carbon emissions we had seen our rebounding and faster than before. what climate scientists are saying about that, coming up. >> alzheimer's exhausts family finances and futures. please join me at the walk to and alzheimer's on saturday or and alzheimer's on saturday or you can walk from home in y and alzheimer's on saturday or you can walk from home in y ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ increased transportation benefits. one more thing you can rely on. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. scan plans can include low maximum out-of-pocket costs, comprehensive dental coverage, and so much more. for the benefits that matter most to you, call scan

>> no. >> rebecca. >> i'm fixing my phone. >> rebecca, thank you. >> the rice really does work?sgiving a week away. the ceo of campbell's soup will join us with how much more it could cost and how they're trying to fix the issues. >>> how the gig economy can help you bring in extra cash for the holidays with a side hustle on your own schedule. >>> then the number one way that shopping online for groceries can save you money, all that, a whole lot more on this thursday edition of "gma," folks. we are right back. ♪ [upbeat acoustic music throughout] [upbeat acoustic music throughout] ♪ how's the painting going? it's going pretty good. ♪ oh. [laughs] it's beautiful. thank you, grandpa. yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ fresh flavors... classic dishes... ♪ and a new seat at the table. ♪ it's my 4:05 the-show-must-go-on migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cau